New aged image of Andrew Gosden released 12 years after disappearance
New aged image of Andrew Gosden released 12 years after disappearance

A new 'aged' photograph of Andrew Gosden, who disappeared at age 14, has been released by South Yorkshire Police. The image shows how he might look as a 26-year-old without his glasses.

Andrew left his family home in Doncaster on 14 September 2007. He was last seen on CCTV arriving at London's King's Cross station, but despite extensive investigations, he has not been found.

Detective Inspector Andy Knowles, leading the case, said he hoped the image would 'jog someone's memory'. He also appealed directly to Andrew, urging him to contact police confidentially to reassure his family.

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On the day of his disappearance, Andrew skipped school, withdrew nearly £200 from his bank account, and bought a one-way ticket to London. His family has conducted private searches, including a sonar scan of the River Thames.

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